Less than a week following a severe collision with a semi-truck in South Carolina, NASCAR driver and native of Noblesville, Chris Hacker, took to social media to share updates on his recovery journey.
Chris Hacker Accident
Chris Hacker, a driver for NASCAR, was in an extremely dangerous vehicle accident on Valentine’s Day. When the incident happened, the driver of the Truck and Xfinity Series was traveling to Daytona International Speedway on the weekends.
Days remain before the highly anticipated Daytona 500 and NASCAR’s first weekend of the 2024 season. It was Hacker’s season-long absence from Daytona racing. But he was on his way to Daytona to work as a mechanic for Joey Gase Motorsports, an Xfinity team.
An update shared via his X (formerly Twitter) account said, “Yesterday afternoon, on his way to Daytona, Chris was involved in a serious car accident. A semi-truck crossed the center line and hit Chris’s Mustang head on.”
“Chris was transported to Prisma Health Medical Center in Columbia, South Carolina where he underwent emergency surgery. Although a CT scan showed numerous injuries, he’s now in stable condition and is expected to have a full recovery.”
— Chris Hacker (@chrishacker_) February 15, 2024
In the statement, Hacker also informed his supporters and well-wishers that his family had taken a plane to South Carolina to be at his side. The message further stated that he was in “good spirits.” Last season, Chris Hacker participated in four Xfinity Series races. Not only that, but he also drove in five Truck Series races.
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Chris Hacker Was Recently Reinstated by NASCAR After Serving His Two-Month Suspension
Following his arrest for DWI last year, NASCAR suspended 24-year-old stock racer Chris Hacker. August 15, 2023, saw him taken into custody by the Huntersville police.
Prior to his reinstatement, Chris was required to complete NASCAR’s Road to Recovery program. Hacker expressed gratitude to his supporters and admirers on social media in a heartfelt statement.
He captioned it, “6 months sober, 6 months healthy. I can’t thank everyone who’s supported me along the way enough.”
6 months sober, 6 months healthy 🖤
I can’t thank everyone who’s supported me along the way enough. pic.twitter.com/QTS5EFxzT2
— Chris Hacker (@chrishacker_) February 14, 2024
On the penultimate day of the 2023 season, Chris Hacker competed in the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship in Phoenix. Regretfully, he was not able to complete the event and has not participated in any competitive races since. Additionally, Hacker has not disclosed any additional racing plans for the 2024 campaign.
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